The AHL’s trade/loan deadline passed on Friday afternoon. Now it’s time to evaluate.

It’s March, and the race to the Calder Cup Playoffs is at full-speed. With NHL organizations working to tweak their AHL affiliates, there has been an abundance of changes already.

The calendar flips to March this week. More than four months of the 2024-25 season have passed, and the regular season’s stretch drive is upon us. Let’s break down some storylines across the AHL to watch as the Calder Cup Playoff races intensify.

The AHL officially reached the halfway point of the 2024-25 regular season schedule last weekend. Three months of play have started to provide some – though hardly all – of the answers that NHL front offices are seeking to learn about their prospects and their respective AHL affiliates.

The AHL officially reached the halfway point of the 2024-25 regular season schedule last weekend. Three months of play have started to provide some – though hardly all – of the answers that NHL front offices are seeking to learn about their prospects and their respective AHL affiliates.

With rosters continuing to take shape and opening weekend in the books, Patrick Williams takes a look team-by-team at the AHL’s Western Conference.

With rosters continuing to take shape and opening weekend in the books, Patrick Williams takes a look team-by-team at the AHL’s Eastern Conference.

The AHL regular season comes down to a final weekend of action, with plenty still left to play for.

Something did not seem quite right, and Todd Nelson could sense it. In Hershey this season, a 1-2-0-2 stretch practically qualifies as a slump.

Some huge head-to-head match-ups highlight the weekend schedule as the race to the Calder Cup Playoffs heats up.